Name: Queer Sex, Pleasure & Communication
Start: 2023-12-11 20:00:00
End: 2023-12-11 21:30:00
Location: The Glitch

This interactive workshop will cover communication and exploration strategies, encouraging you to advocate for yourself more confidently!

Join Glass Closet Events and Connor S Hardy on the evening of December 11 for a LGBTQ-focused workshop on pleasure and communication, led by relationship and sex educator Connor Scarlett Hardy! This space is open to folks at all stages of their exploration of their sexuality and gender. Allies or partners of queer folks are also welcome into the learning space.

What to expect: This session will build upon discussions in the first Queer Sex Education workshop but is suitable as a standalone if you were unable to attend the November 13 iteration. Participants will be invited to reflect on their pleasure and sexuality, complemented by tools and exercises for further reflection.

Past participants say...

"Connor's workshop was exactly the workshop I wish I had at school! The focus on knowing your own body and desires and communicating these was so powerful, and they used excellent tools to support putting this into practice [in real life]! Connor is a great facilitator and created a beautiful safe space which provoked great discussion and sharing of ideas."

Connors workshop was amazing, exactly the Sex Ed I wish I had at school! The focus on knowing your own body and desires and communicating these was so powerful and they used excellent tools to support putting this into practice irl! Connor is a great facilitator and created a beautiful safe space which provoked great discussion and sharing of ideas. Thank you for sharing your wisdom!

ACCESS NOTE: This workshop will be held on the lower level of The Glitch, which is down one flight of stairs. The upper level is step-free and has an accessible toilet. Please message us on OutSavvy if you require a free companion/PA ticket.

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